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projects.

A quiet story about a man waiting for an important surgery.

Against the lethargic backdrop of a defunct rail transhipment station at the Slovak-Ukrainian border, we follow the stories of four protagonists.

Nina is 12 years old, and the life she once knew is falling apart in front of her eyes.

A documentary film about hearing impaired children living on the edge of society, shot as an observation.

For over half a century Neskaupstadur in Iceland was nicknamed “Little Moscow” due to its socialist rule.

In 1980, two friends, Michal and Juraj, apply for the studies at the Roman-Catholic Seminary so they can escape the moral devastation of society.

about.

kaleidoscope is a company providing the service of associate and delegate producing, co-producing and consultancy aimed at the international film industry, primarily for film projects coming from the Visegrad and East European region. The film projects kaleidoscope aims at are mostly of an arthouse or cross-over genre, strong local and personal stories with a universal impact and a potential to become European co-productions or typical festival titles.

kaleidoscope's recent success is the documentary film 5 OCTOBER (2016) by Martin Kollar, which premiered at Rotterdam IFF, HOTEL SUNRISE (2016) by Maria Rumanova, presented in a World Premiere at IDFA and NINA (2017) by Juraj Lehotsky, introduced at Karlovy Vary IFF in World Premiere, presented at Toronto IFF, Warsaw FF (FIPRESCI Award), Cairo IFF (Bronze Pyramid), Black Nights Tallinn IFF or Neisse FF (Best Film).

kaleidoscope is headed by Katarina Tomkova, an EAVE Producers Workshop 2016 and SOFA 2015 graduate, who has been active in the international film industry since 2006, gaining experience both in commercial and film production, and film promotion.

contact.

kaleidoscope

Spitalska 20

811 08 Bratislava

Slovak Republic

katarina(at)kaleidoscope.sk